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Love Generation (when they weren't Stockholm Syndrome yet) already made some wonderful acoustic covers but here we have an absolute masterpiece I'm ready listen not less than I listen to original - Swedish House Mafia's "Don't You Worry Child"!
Amazing way to celebrate another win of Swedish music and the reason to remind you that the song has made debut at #1 of UK chart.

Soon after release of debut single "Pretty Girl" Stockholm Syndrome present a brand new video for it. I've just realized that its' basically band's second video after "Love Generation" and just like the track this is pretty experimental sort of pop-art so you should forget about girls' mainstream past to understand it better.

After 3 dance-singles recorded with Redone and 2 years of participation in Melodifestivalen Love Generation changes name to Stockholm Syndrome, breaks up with producer and starts doing completely different sort of music.
You should forget everything girls did during these two years before listening to their new single "Pretty Girl" which by the way has immediately got to iTunes Top-10 in the first day (Top-20 now). The track is very experimental and heavy electronic rave-pop party with basically no verses or choruses, it's all about energy and catchy tune.

Though Stockholm Pride is not event broadcasted on TV some really interesting performances are going online shot by Pride's visitors. So I've decided to collect the most special ones.
Ex-Love Generation - Stockholm Syndrome girls have performed their brand new song "Karma" (or "Karma's A Bitch" in some sources, we don't know what is official title yeat). On the video below choruses go a bit too messy because of hard bass but you can understand what a big step it is from previous girls' pop-singles.
Our favorites Happy Hoes and Da Buzz were singing their newest singles and both were enjoyable to look at.
And finally Gravitonas during full gig have premiered two new songs - "Desert Sky" and the next single "Incredible". Both are available to watch here. And you can listen to the first one below. "Desert Sky" is a great piece of dramatical pop with a funky chorus which is probably doesn't have a lot common with a studio-version but it have a potential to be one of the best Gravitonas' tunes (especially for BWO fans). "Incredible" sounds initially more complicated but turns afterwards to a straight-forward big happy dance chorus.